Please match each description with the algae taxonomic Division $($Phylum$).$

Question $23$ options:

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Mostly marine, filamentous; life cycle is alternation of $3$ generations; contain large amounts of accessory pigment phycoeurythrin$)$ giving cells a reddish

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Unicellular, biflagellates; capable of significant diurnal $($daily$)$ vertical migrate; some taxa produce neurotoxins and can create harmful marine algal blooms $($red$-$tides$).$

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Unicellular, biflagellates, with $3$rd flagella$-$like appendage $($haptonema$)$ ; cells secrete carbohydrate or calcium carbonate scales to cover cells;$$

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Unicellular, biflagellate or uniflagellate; strips of protein $($pellicles$)$ on inside of cell membrane for increased mobility; mixotrophic $($photosynthetic and grazer on smaller algae and bacteria$)$

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Unicellular or chains; cells deposit silica in and outside of cell wall to create clear, $2-$part shell around cell.

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Mostly marine, cold$-$water, complex marcrophytic filaments; some tax important in intertidal zones $($exposed at low$-$tide$),$ other taxa important in near and offshore habitat; largest algal bodies as kelp.

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Primitive cells; no organelles or nuclei; unicellular or aggregated; cells coating in mucilaginous slime

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Small, unicellular, biflagellate; protein$-$plates $($periplasts$)$ secreted to form covering around cells; specialized coiled organelles $($ejectosomes$)$ for eject cell material as defense

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Diverse cell shapes and arrangements; unicellular to complex filaments and parenchymatous sheets; abundance of chlorophylls and limited accessory pigments give the phylum common name.

$1.$

Cyanophyta

$2.$

Chlorophyta

$3.$

Bacillariophyta

$4.$

Phaeophyta

$5.$

Dinophyta

$6.$

Cryptophyta

$7.$

Hapatophyta

$8.$

Euglenophyta

$9.$

Rhodophyta